Improving rural transport, water supplies and other infrastructure

(iii) Promoting support for water infrastructure planning and development

Water tariffs have been used extensively for recovering the costs of water infrastructure and services.

The key to successful increased investment in water infrastructure is an equally increased investment in water institutions.

(3) An Infrastructure Development Programme (water, electricity, transportation and communications, etc.)

Water authorities continue to honour bicommunal understandings on water distribution and cooperate on the repair of the infrastructure.

The destruction of water and sanitation infrastructure had resulted in decreased average per capita availability of water, as well as contaminated drinking water.

To move forward, developing countries need new water infrastructure and better management.

(d) Reinforcing basic infrastructure services such as roads, energy, telecommunications and water

L.A. cut infrastructure costs associated with water management and urban heat island

In some countries, new water infrastructure may mean canals, pumping stations, and levees.

Repeated IDF incursions have resulted in the destruction of water and sanitation infrastructure.

Social infrastructure and support services, including housing, settlement, water, sanitation, energy and transport

Investment in basic infrastructure is critical clean water, sanitation, healthcare, education, and durable shelter.

The Water, Sanitation and Infrastructure Branch has integrated norms of good urban governance into its activities related to water education and management.

Rich industrial countries have invested early and heavily in water infrastructure, institutions, and management capacities.

33. The UNICEF water and sanitation programme involves construction of latrines, wells and irrigation infrastructure.

Again, sanitation and water is incredibly important, but it also costs a lot of infrastructure.

Expenditure on water infrastructure Jordan seeks compensation in the amount of USD 126,282,666 for expenditure on water infrastructure projects that it was obliged to undertake as a result of the influx of refugees into its territory.

Also important is the provision of infrastructure, especially potable water, since water provision, even in urban areas, tends to be a female responsibility.

And after crushing the Iraqi military and destroying their infrastructure, including water purification plants, hospitals, crippling sanctions were imposed which prevented that infrastructure from being rebuilt.

Symptoms of economic water scarcity include a lack of infrastructure, with people often having to fetch water from rivers for domestic and agricultural uses.

Governments will continue to be the main investors in the development of large scale water infrastructure.

The components of the economy were lacking starting with basic infrastructure like water and sewerage systems.

It is also important to invest in infrastructure, water supply, health, education, agricultural research and development.

The Committee is exploring joint action in diverse fields water, energy, industry and infrastructure, among others.

Badly managed infrastructure will do little to improve peoples health or support economic growth, so water development and water management must go hand in hand.

Infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure and discipline.

The destruction of water and sanitation infrastructure has resulted in decreased average per capita availability of water, as well as in contaminated drinking water causing increased gastrointestinal infections, especially among children.53

UNCHS has also established a settlement, infrastructure and environment programme aimed at providing technical support for an integrated approach to environmental infrastructure water supply, sanitation, drainage and waste management.

The tourism industry has led to an improvement in sports infrastructure, especially for water sports, golf and skiing.

Approximately 6.8 million was allocated to immunization activities, water and sanitation projects, and the rehabilitation of health infrastructure.

This is true both for the public infrastructure (drains, depressions where water accumulates during the rainy season, broken drinking water supply pipes) and in the private homes (roof top, drinking water tanks, and water collections inside and around the house).

Land use and water security are firmly linked. By embracing both natural and traditional water infrastructure, cities will not only secure their future water supply they will also reshape our planet s landscape for the better.

Development of water infrastructure is vital for the Maghreb, so if there is one issue that should unite the region, it is management and allocation of water resources.

(e) It does not address the restoration of normalcy, including infrastructure, water and electrical supply in the safe areas.

6.7. Establishment of basic service infrastructure for population groups housing, sanitation, drinking water, rural storage, health and education 6.8.

Migrating populations settling in more dense habitats require large expenditures on infrastructure, including housing, water supply and sewage disposal.

Information infrastructure is a key component of Canada's critical infrastructure, which includes the following sectors energy and utilities, communications and information technology, finance, health care, food, water, transportation, Government and manufacturing.

With the completion of infrastructure such as electricity, roads, water, sewerage and telecoms, Amwaj recently became fit for residential use.

Activities include building schools and hospitals, improving the infrastructure of roads, water and sanitation, and removing landmines and unexploded ordinance.

The largest beneficiary to date has been the infrastructure cluster, with 134 million allocated mainly to electricity and water projects.

The priority projects were in the areas of infrastructure, fisheries, health, food aid, improvements in water supply systems and transportation.

The Water, Sanitation and Infrastructure Branch is active in a number of areas in support of target 10, which includes its Water for African Cities, Water for Asian Cities and Urban Water Governance programmes and the preparation of the UN Habitat report on water and sanitation in the cities of the world.

Their responsibilities include the collection of water and fuel, activities that are particularly burdensome in areas with a poor social infrastructure.